Are Muslim women allowed to marry non-Muslim men?

This topic was created in the Religion forum by virgodog58 on Wednesday, June 27, 2012 and has 9 replies.

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@Whimsy
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From what I've read, the tradition is that a Muslim man may marry a Christian or Jewish woman (provided they are true believers), but a Muslim woman may not marry a man of another faith (although there is debate about whether the Koran itself actually forbids this). The theory is that the man is the leader of the family, and will influence the family to adopt whatever religion he happens to be.

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@Qbone
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Bushtits and disinformation in this freaking site is unbelievable.

There are seculars and there are orthodoxies in every mainstream religion. You may marry with any woman of any belief system you like as long as they are not hanging with their laws.

*Smear Muslim crap on Jt's face for his great wisdom and knowledge*

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@Qbone
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huh...

I've never had problem with the REAL JEWS. AshkeNAZI jews and Israeli jews are not real Jews, they are legendary Gog&Magog.

Please do us all a favor and STFU, stir your shit somewhere else you ignorant bitch.

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Posted by virgodog58
I am sometimes attracted to Muslim women but suspect that they are not allowed to marry non-Muslim men: is that correct?

...Muslim women? As in you're attracted to women with headscarves? How else would you know straight away that they are Muslim unless they go around telling everyone they are Muslim?

But yes, they are not traditionally allowed to marry non-Muslims because their children generally adopt the religion of the father, not the mother. However, they can marry someone who converts to Islam. So if there is a non-religious Muslim woman you fancy from a religious family, just have the family assume you're a newly converted Muslim, then eat pork when they aren't looking.